During S** if the D_ falls off, who’s responsible for inserting it back

Madam, Pace Yourself and Just Put It Back In…

If your partner’s p*nis is slipping out, chances are you’re very well lubricated, which means you might enjoy moving the p*nis back and forth on the outside of your labia and clitoris, “You’ll likely get just as much (if not more) pleasure than you do when he slides inside.”

There’s a lot to be said for slow s*x, and one of its many advantages is that it helps you control your motions. “Whether you’re on top, lying back or on your knees, try slowing the movement and adjust the rhythm so that you can follow one another without slipping out,”

While there are some ways to reduce slippage, you can also just roll with it, put the p*nis right back in, and keep on going. Don’t hold yourself or your partner to the expectation that the p*nis always stay in. A little slippage never hurt anyone.

Also of note: your partner shouldn’t take this personally, because it’s not a matter of size, “Slippage during P-V s*x is perfectly normal.”

When his p*nis does slip out—and it will from time to time—don’t feel weird or like the moment is ruined. You can use his p*nis to stimulate your clitoris to keep the sensations going for both of you, then simply put it back in with your hands and pick back up where you left off.

Just remember to go slow, make sure he’s all the way in you, and have fun! Slipping out is totally normal, so don’t sweat it when it happens.

Even the most experienced porn stars get a little slippery every now and then.